Café Coco Elliston Place

This place used to have good open mic nights. then last night the guy hosting disappeared when we were supposed to start, and i had to find out from someone who doesnt even work here that he left. what happened to Ace? oh speaking of staff, i was told the spots marked 'coco ' were free parking. but then i got slapped with a parking ticket? so basically you have to pay $30 (crazy increase in the span of a few months) or get an $80 parking ticket. dont go here.

This place instantly gave off a chill vibe. Like being at the stoner's frat house. To me, that's a good thing.The food was remarkable. I had a turkey sandwich with swiss and avacado. Well, it was supposed to be avacado, but it was guacamole. Which many know is a pureed avacado with pico. It worked, but I had really craved fresh avacado.The service was friendly and light-hearted. He really made the experience work. His demeanor and personality put me at ease immediately and never made me feel rushed or unwelcome. In fact, I would say he was the star of my experience.They have an outdoor patio, which was a boone. Had I not spent most of the last two days outside, I would have languished out there. This would be a great place to gather with friends or as a follow-up date.

Coffee and food are delicious! I’m pretty picky about my hashbrowns but these guys know how to season them. Definitely will come

It has a little bit of the nostalgic feeling, but I can definitely still tell it's changed. The kitchen is being renovated, so I can't speak for the

I’m petsitting at a nearby apartment complex and decided to walk over to Cafe Coco for breakfast for the first time in a few years. My coffee was made right away, and I had the nicest conversation with Constance while I waited for my food to come out! Such a lovely experience.